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■irawiawimmmmm EL KB SHOimKEWCwtoNESPA^. MAY M l^lj ON LAST WEEK Yorth Evanston Will N^t Haw lusztiiiflriunlJlussesNow; Running Will be Stopped^ Next Saturday, .'■',) - ■;'.',.;".v'-:-::'^ii;_;; NO PLANS^ FOR FUTURE Pretty Students of Northwest* HeW TagrDay For Benefit fl of Settlement, North Evanston is not to have a bus line and the one now being oper- ated 1n the South end will be* dis- continued Saturday night. This is the conclusion that the committee of business men who^Tiave been han- dling the proposition came to Mon- day. For the past few days the commit- tee has been in conference with offi- cials of the Chicago Motor Transfer company trying to reach some agree- ment whereby the North End of this city could be given a bus line to be operated temporarily at least. Certain details could not be agreed upon by the committee and the offi- cials of the company and all hope of the proposed route taking in the North End has been given up by the business -men*------------- It has also been announced that the j^UssesJndgL_coverlng the route in the RAISED ^HANDSOME BJND six tons and stands high una'is a like Another giant stone about four feet distance broad, at Winnetka is also being strongly considered, x Typewriter W Years Ahead is We lewriter For 700 . / , y;: ., ■ , ■------■,:..'.v;!. ■,-, ■ /:[,;..... . „ ■■■■ ; ORNEY8-AT-LAW MAUCOLM a. STERRbTT rew Yor ■ U8al_ Phones: Cen its. m vanaton 114 =r HNITURE EXCHANGED furnitur* CA#PENTER* CONTRACTOR southern and__westej_a__sections of the city -will be stopped after they finish operating Saturday_^v^nto^-Jor- some time the rumor that the ex- periment would be continued another month has been heard about the busi- ness district. That this would be! done, however, was denied by the committee this morning. -- ^ Merely An Experiment. -- Two montha-agn the idea of mak Northwestern Settlement received another substantial boom from the Ev- anston student body Friday in the na- ture of a very successful Tag Day and general campaign for additional funds and workers. Miss Harriett Vittum, head of the Settlement, assisted by scores of volunteer co-eds, labored incessantly during the entire day and were rewarded at the close with a realization that much had been 'ac- complished toward making possible a marked improvement in conditions among the Settlement charges. Even before students began appear- ing for 8 o'clock classes, the ap- pointed fair co-eds had taken their places and from then on a rich har- vest was realized. No person within shouting distance, whether freshman or professor, escaped, all knowing that they must "fall for it" sooner or later, as one student expressed it, ing_ a_ trial of the motor bus line was started by several of the business men. Meetings were h.eld and the subject was thoroughly discussed. A |-4ommittee-was,-appointed tovisit tha different business men and secure their help in paying for the experi- ment.--......-■■-----,..,-5. ■■--. ■■ -,. ., -Monday, April 29, JtheJtmfrrline-wa_h ted--and since that time it has been enjoying a good business. It TTas been found about only half of the money subscribed to pay for the twenty-four day trial will be needed to pay the bus company as the fares taken in will make up the remainder. The merchants did not propose to -inak&jL^:p^rmaBent^bing_out„cii the tjm&**&r#^^&^ ^^^st^tt: tended to ascertain just how such a movement would be taken here and then furnish the information to any company desiring to start a per- manent line. The trial has proved -most-sugcessful^nd the business men are^aore than satisfied with the re- sult. The proposition will be drop- ^ped :^ereste<t4n-tfie local fiel^w^hieh^has provedlaTjgoodLone. and the absence Qt a tag dangling from the coat lapel or the shirt-waist jwas markedly notipeaJMe and__in_aU_ cases speedily remedied(by supplying the necessary 25 cents. . ( Gave Address. One of the features of the Tag Day movement was Miss Vittum's address before the student body at chapel. For half an hour she recited the story ot the Northwestern Settlement, and the great work it was seeking to-ac^ complish. ---JTbe-great-eeonomia problem of-out _ country and the effect it was produc- ing on the younger generation, arid particularly those of foreign parent- age and birth, formed the nucleus of her talk. Around this she wove the story ^of the" good ^tfiaf^Iiali been wroughtTnlhe congested quarters of fihiftugn' and the need for further Every operaiin A d e v i o e inbuilt where it should/eV-under the op- erator's hand./YcVdon't have to reach all ovenfthe mmohine. Even the line-spaovand*carnage release lever is operated wifcout taking hands from Arrectkeyblard position IE NEW MODEL Nil L. C. SM/H & BROS. TYr\EWRITER With Mil Bearings throutrhAt and all thelrritinK always in sishAmeas- ures xm at every point to tha hwhest soJRe of modern business he Bette/work and more of it, abater efficiency through and rhrongV the L. CJSnith & Bros. Typewriter »ten yeapin the lead. The writing tea- chi/e that's ten years ahead lsYhe Tting machine for you. Send lor the Book and read it. CARPINTBI Wanti your ^-Gallliiai by IBS, or 600 Davit Street. House Tel. BRAY ■&.. ITRACTOR, lis* tber hi _ Pantton, III. •W, Wllmettt. not buy an f:V| fore you an*ton fi as we hav m tore at t ^s..Wa-atao.....pa hand furnit 908 Church St Exchange " ine-^C fund- . ilel>rices. !§§< jieond»,t,,?pr Phone 1576. ] GENERAL MERCHANDISE 123 Nertti Wabash Ave., Chlcaga, III. reduce! OUR fA i^asa | Hm j voiunteera^to-4ake an actiye_j?art in this campaign for the welfare of the thousands of young boys and girls in the city slums. Is Forceful "Speaker. Miss Vittum is a very forceful and day was as thoroughly enjoyed as any heard in chapel this year. It was impossible to learn the exact sum realized -from Tag--Dayy but it was -considerable and, to- gether with the funds raised from other sources, is sure to prove of Immense value to Miss Vittum in her j^HLinatitutions-Qf: jimUaj^charac-_ of greater Has Helped Business. While it has been difficult to ascer- tain to the exact extent of the in- crease the bus line caused, the mer- chants are unanimous in the state- ment that many people, who very seldom^^amo^to^the business district, -were regular-^ustomers--becauso- of the Pur4teef FOR TABLET SOCIETY The report that the Chicago Motor Transfer company is seriously think- ing of operating a bus line here on its own responsibility is still being | h«*vA Thft officials ot the com^anjL[^T^e' bpttidAr^gomfflUtee_o^^ have been asked in regard to this by the business men but were given "an Indefinite answ-er^ihe^men neithei_Af: firming nor denying the rumor. This company, by furnishing the busses and getting^a da4^Jftgure_on the^ h^SolieT" of passengers carried, has the inside information on the chances of a bus line in Eyanston. Tor that reason the x business men would not be inquired of were the company considering the' starting of aZbus-4ine^--.' '■■ '-.__._irZ....._£_£ii±:-.--i-j Such a move--would be ,jnet most favorably by all cl^zens^;#^Tfie;: TesF dents of the outlying Bections have been greatly benefited by the bus line and wi|L miss the service^after this week. S^The merchants would welcome the^es^blishin^_of_aJine as -would bring more people to^theirfguitable. stores. ter^ are deserving of greater support than the Northwestern Settlement, and the student who can find time to devote some work to helping along this great cause should by all means avail himself of the opportunity to enlist in the ranks of the student volunteers. FIND GIANT ROCK LIVING* Y(>u ciii^iduMlh^jcost of^yduf livi milk or d in case otsick- ness, you'll find that our pure ice will be very benefi- cial^ Remember, our ice is made from the purest water, is-clear as crystal, and we giye^ you accurate weight. Try us when^iext^fl^need once^ ;wJH>!PQW;gRS Distilled WateOceCo. ^=-l¥3^Il^pl*v^ ________TTJONaTNOrr Manufactured in Evanston ciety for the Erection of Evanston Historical Tablets, of which William JTTlamilton is chairman^ have at last found « boulder suitable to be placed on the lawn of the EYanston public library, ____•„.,,■; •' • ___,--^_--_______ T_Ast^week~~"Charles H. Bartlett found a boulder at Brookfleld which he thought would be suitable for the society. Mr. Hamilton and Mr. Bart- lett motored to the site and inspected the giant rock. Specimen* ofJ^were ffi^gp3a^Z3i_l__l_ the entire Membership , plan on going t#^i*okflel<f^lin*?^ glance -at it. v-'-VM.-.=.':--^'^fe".v\t. . ^:-V-^v Professor U. S. Grant will probably accompany the expedition and cast his opinion .as to the hardness of ^the stone and whether or not it would be wit devoted, '-.he ^ Maxime Crest Ladies' Hairdresser (tut wo 106 North SUte Street»" gtewart Bldff., Boomr»a»-33. 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